oaths
SayOHTHZUS/oʊðz/UK/əʊðz/
- 1Plural of oath.
Witnesses swore oaths before giving their testimony in court.
The new police officers took their oaths in front of their families.
- 2Third-person singular simple present of oath. Archaic.
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oaths is a form of oath
oath, noun: A solemn pledge that calls on a god, a ruler, or some other power, present or not, to witness that a statement is true or a promise sincere. Full entry
- Forms
- oathoaths plural
- Spelling
- oath → oaths: add -s
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